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Dallas, TX (May 18, 2026) – A deadly two-vehicle wreck was reported late Saturday night, May 16, along U.S. Highway 175 near South Belt Line Road in southeast Dallas County. Deputies were called to the highway shortly before 10:45 p.m., a few miles northwest of Seagoville.
According to investigators, two heavily damaged cars were found on opposite sides of the roadway. One vehicle overturned onto its roof in the eastbound lanes, while the second came to rest blocking part of a westbound lane. At least one driver was thrown from a vehicle during the collision and was pronounced dead at the scene.
The identity of the person who died has not yet been made public. It was not immediately clear whether anyone else was wounded.
Investigators are continuing to examine what led up to the fatal crash.
We extend our heartfelt sympathies to the loved ones of the person who lost their life.
Why Rollover Crashes Often Lead to Severe Injuries
Rollover crashes are among the most dangerous types of roadway collisions because they can expose vehicle occupants to multiple points of force in a short period of time. These crashes may happen after a vehicle strikes another car, leaves the pavement, or loses balance during sudden movement at higher speeds. Occupants who are not properly restrained face a greater risk of being thrown from the vehicle during a rollover.
Road design, traffic speed, and vehicle type can also affect the severity of a rollover. Larger vehicles with higher centers of gravity, such as SUVs and pickup trucks, are generally more likely to overturn during sharp maneuvers. After a major rollover, investigators often review vehicle positions, roadway markings, and debris patterns to understand better how the sequence unfolded.
